Stolen Vehicle, Criminal Mischief, More: Lower Merion Crime Blotter

LOWER MERION TOWNSHIP, PA — Police in Lower Merion have released details on recent crimes in the township.

These incidents occurred between May 7 and May 9.

See details below:

May 9

• Theft from Vehicle (Wynnewood) - Victim reported that their Subaru was entered and gone through overnight while parked in front of the residence. The investigation into this incident is continuing.
• Theft from Vehicle (Wynnewood) - Victim reported that their Acura was entered and gone through overnight while parked in front of the residence. The investigation into this incident is continuing.
• Theft from Vehicle (Wynnewood) - Victim reported that their Lexus was entered and gone through overnight while parked along the street. The investigation into this incident is ongoing.
• Criminal Mischief (Wynnewood) - Multiple victim reported that they discovered marker writing on windows of their vehicles. The investigation into these incidents is continuing.
• Theft of Vehicle (Bala Cynwyd) - Victim reported that when they returned to their vehicle after work they discovered broken glass in the parking space where the vehicle was parked. The investigation into this incident is continuing.

May 8

• Theft (Bala Cynwyd) - Victim reported that their apartment was entered by a known party without their authorization and valuables were no missing. The investigation into this incident is continuing.
• Theft (Wynnewood) - Victim, a Lyft driver, reported that a group of individuals reached into their vehicle while waiting for a fare and stole numerous items out of the vehicle. The investigation into this incident is continuing.

May 7

• Theft (Bala Cynwyd) - Complainant reported that batteries were stolen from machinery belonging to a cemetery during the afternoon hours. Investigation into this incident is continuing.
• Theft from Vehicle (Bala Cynwyd) - Victim reported that their unlocked Land Rover was entered and gone through overnight while parked in the parking garage of their apartment building. The investigation into this incident is continuing